Test whites, T20 kits, training and club apparel
Plan cricket uniforms for clubs, academies, schools, leagues, distributors, and private label ranges. Separate traditional whites, colored match kits, training pieces, club layers, caps, artwork, roster data, and packing before sampling.
Planning visual: use the images to identify garment scope. Final fabrics, construction, artwork, fit, and packing are approved through project samples.
Cricket uniform range
Test, one-day, T20, training, travel, and retail programs need different garment maps. Define which pieces share colors and artwork without treating every format as the same set.
Program checklist
A useful cricket brief identifies the match format, each garment's construction, club artwork, size groups, packing destination, and later reorder owner.
List the garment and color system for each competition, training, and travel use.
Define neckline, opening, sleeve length, panel map, shirt length, and artwork zones.
Specify waistband, drawcord or belt direction, pocket type, leg shape, and size chart.
Connect approved marks, player data, garment versions, labels, and carton allocation.
Buyer control matrix
Use one program matrix to keep format-specific garments, club identity, size files, and operational handoff aligned.
| Program decision | Define before sampling | Next resource |
|---|---|---|
| Match formats | State which garments belong to traditional whites, one-day or T20 colorways, training, travel, and supporter ranges. | Review full-color teamwear artwork inputs |
| Shirt construction | Define collar, placket, sleeve, body length, side panels, ventilation target, sponsor zones, and approval checks. | Prepare sample approval checkpoints |
| Trouser and knit layers | Define rise, waistband, pockets, leg shape, sweater or vest knit, trim colors, and size-set approval. | Structure fit and grading decisions |
| Caps and club add-ons | List caps, warm-up tops, jackets, socks, bags, labels, and whether each item is packed with the match kit. | Plan caps and team bags |
| Roster and reorders | Control player details, style codes, approved artwork, packing groups, late additions, and replacement-piece records. | Build a controlled roster file |
Related buying paths
Use the sport-specific page for garment decisions and the broader teamwear pages for shared artwork, roster, warm-up, and packing systems.
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A cricket program can include white or colored shirts, trousers, training vests, sweaters, sleeveless knit layers, caps, socks, warm-up apparel, labels, and player packing. Confirm the exact garment list before sampling.
Not automatically. Record the color system, shirt construction, artwork, trouser details, sweater or vest needs, size files, and approval sample for each format that differs.
Send the format and garment list, reference designs, crest and sponsor files, color references, quantity and size breakdown, player data, cap or warm-up needs, packing plan, delivery country, and target date.
Send the match formats, garment matrix, crest and sponsor files, size breakdown, quantity, player data, cap or warm-up list, packing rule, and delivery target.